Wait - you say to drill the bottom plate screw hole "So that the number 10 screw does not bottom out". To me, that says to drill the hole deeper than the screw so that the screw "does not bottom out". But at the same time you are showing that the screw is clearly 1/2" longer than how you have your bit set up. Which is it??
Question: I bought my bennett tabs a couple months ago and was waiting to save up for the ATP controller. Is there anything wrong with going ahead and installing the tabs and using the boat until I can purchase the controller much later?
Wouldn't 3M 4000UV be the appropriate sealant for the screws instead of 3M 5200? Please settle this question. There are so many diy opinions on this. 5200 being a more permanent sealant but either the screws or a sealant hold the tabs on the boat.
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You need to update this video with present electric bolt actuators that have wires molded into the center of the top mount. You do not show how to install with wires in the way.
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Always check the other side of the transom before drilling for the upper actuator mounting holes and wire through hole for obstructions.
Great video! Thanks
Wait - you say to drill the bottom plate screw hole "So that the number 10 screw does not bottom out". To me, that says to drill the hole deeper than the screw so that the screw "does not bottom out". But at the same time you are showing that the screw is clearly 1/2" longer than how you have your bit set up. Which is it??
Question: I bought my bennett tabs a couple months ago and was waiting to save up for the ATP controller. Is there anything wrong with going ahead and installing the tabs and using the boat until I can purchase the controller much later?
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Wouldn't 3M 4000UV be the appropriate sealant for the screws instead of 3M 5200? Please settle this question. There are so many diy opinions on this.
5200 being a more permanent sealant but either the screws or a sealant hold the tabs on the boat.
Sorry for the delay. Our notifications were not coming through properly. If you'd like to email our techs at email BMI_Info@Yamaha-Motor.com, they can provide an explanation.
You need to update this video with present electric bolt actuators that have wires molded into the center of the top mount. You do not show how to install with wires in the way.
Cleaning up 5200 with soap and water? NOPE, lacquer thinner.